new bow on a budget
#1
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Joined: Jan 2005
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From: HARRISONBURG, VA
Looking for a new bow and i am on a budget. Speed can be a good
thing but accuracy and having a bow that is smooth and quiet to
shot is more important to me.
THANKS FOR ANY HELP
thing but accuracy and having a bow that is smooth and quiet to
shot is more important to me.
THANKS FOR ANY HELP
#2
Go to your local pro shop and have them set you up.
Tell them you only have so much you can spend.
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Tell them you only have so much you can spend.
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#6
Joined: Apr 2004
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From: Iowa
I would have to agree with going used. But be careful and understand what a new bow is going to run so you don't pay too much for a used one. I saw a usedMathews LX last week and they wanted $600.00 for it. I thought that was a bit pricy. 400 maybe, but I think that bow goes for high 600's or low 700's brand new.




